The Fall Issue of Cirsova Magazine will be out 9/11/25! This issue features strange tales, nautical adventures, ghosts and monsters, plus it reprints Otis Stein #2!

I promise you He's accustomed to working with people.

Your free government-run healthcare, sir.

So, as a barely-there comics guy, is Isom’s schtick just that he’s strong? Is that it?

Me: The marriage contract requires a minimum resource provisioning from the man for the woman to agree/show interest Retards:

The Revolution had monsters. Washington had a plan. Secret orders. Supernatural threats. Silver in the hands of the brave. ⚔️ Knights of Washington launches this September. (newsletter link in the tweet below)

Do you know what comic book creators want? For people to read their comic books. Do you know what comic book creators need to do? Explain why somebody should want to read their comic books. This is a shocking concept to some people, I admit. But I’m willing to stick with it.

“Hi, I don’t read comics very much. What’s the appeal of this character I’m seeing everywhere?” “HaVeN’t YoU rEaD tHe CoMiCs?!?” …

Blake Carpenter The shtick is that he's kibdbof like Luke Cage but then he retired. The story is about circumstances drawing him out of retirement. He's a reluctant hero.

Looking forward to the eventual DSP clip attempting this “What the hell do I do?!?”

Book club premiering soon! Come discuss Who Rules the World from the Shoot the Devil anthology With myself, Michael F Kane and Cave To The Cross Podcast

By the way, why you folks buying from Amazon and not direct from my website. Bypass middlemen and megacorps. Do you WANT the future to be cyberpunk?!

Pantsers are mystical, magical creatures, quite possibly born from some alternate reality, where it somehow makes sense to start a long trip with nothing but a vague sense of direction and a pocket full of dreams. Yet, unbelievably, it still works. Shine on, you crazy diamonds.

That em-dashes are a good tool—even a necessary one—and any writer foregoing using them is doing a disservice to himself and his reader. That and sex can serve a worthwhile purpose in literature, even if I don’t use it in my books.

My ‘also boughts’ now include some fine indie authors for my dark arcanepunk fantasy A Dragon of the Veil. Mechs meet dark fantasy, how did that happen? Oh yeah, my dragons are spirit-powered machines.

So Bloodlust's interlude (sort of like a historical prologue) includes a scene that people reading since the beginning might've been waiting to see. It's more intense than I originally anticipated, that's for sure.